Erdogan, in a meeting with Turkish citizens in Norway, stressed that, according to him, there is no such concept of the "Kurdish minority."
After the meeting at the Oslo Military Museum, during a question and answer session with Turkish citizens there, Erdogan interrupted the question of one of the citizens who began his question with the phrase "Kurdish minority." Said Erdogran, "There is no such thing as the 'Kurdish minority.' Kurds are one of the many faces which make up Turkey. We are all well-meaning citizens of this country. When you start to say 'I'm this,' or 'he's that,' that's when the viruses enter. We must not allow these viruses to start up..."
Erdogan also that he would look into the situation involving the sale of atlases in Norway which show a separate region labelled as "Kurdistan" within the borders of the Turkish Republic.